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Do We Own Our Bodies?


Gowri Ramachandran

Changesurfer Radio

Posted: Jan 9, 2010

Dr. J. chats with Gowri Ramachandran, a professor of Law at the Southwestern Law School in Los Angeles California, and author of “Against the Right to Bodily Integrity: Of Cyborgs and Human Rights.”  MP3

 


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Giulio Prisco • Budapest • Jan 10, 2010

I find the title strange.

Of course I own my body: if I don't own it, then who owns it?


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